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The Pep club shows Its approval at a basketball game. Officers for the year were President Lana Coulter, Vice-President Ann Magor, Treasurer Emily Higgins, Secretary Cindy Huls, and Student council Representative Julie Gaines. The pep Club was in charge of pep rallies and skits. One of the most entertaining was the Advice from Mother skit. 19
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Back row: Nancy Fass, Pam Lokie, Linda Darling, Debbie Gerdts, Dianne Coatney, Cindy Andrew, Barbie Pasco, Brenda Holding, Melody Wininger, Helen Tynon, Sherry Striggow. Row 6: Kathy Heskett, Kathy Rothrauff, Rhonda Hertford, Diana Sullivan, Delilah Stevens, Lori Redfem, Shelly Able, Lynn Blecha, Ann Shires, Connie Pike. Row 5: Jeannie Sherwood, Sandy Bohling, Renee Kruse, Georgina Simmons, Janet Myers, Diana Clark, Anita Shires, Kristen Jensen, Anne Oestmann, Jo Ellen Goering. Row 4: Gail Mayberry, Debbie Moore, Jodie Henning, Debbie Heywood, Karen Aufenkamp, Terri Majors, Debbie Biere, Ruth Fass, Joy Aufenkamp, Cathy Catlett. Row 3: Janet Ely, Elaine Baatz, Vanessa Teten, Mary Goings, Mary Lee Glen, Martha Russell, Betty Myers, Sarah Pebley, Susan Rogge, Anne Ely. Row 2: Elaine Bohling, Kay Baatz, Gloria Obermeyer, Peggy Williams, Jerrilynne Moore, Nancy Allgood, Janet Genoa, Nancy Hartwig, Bonnie Pike, Joy Welch. Front row: Barbara Brady, Mary Volkman, Cindy Huls, Lana Coulter, Ann Magor, Julie Gaines, Emily Higgins, Sheila Wolfe, Denise Gardner, Cathy Nlncehelser. PEP CLUB VOTES TO REORGANIZE During the 1971-1972 school year the Auburn High School Pep Club's greatest responsibility was to sponsor Homecoming. These activities included the election of a King and Queen and Court; decorating the halls of AHS, the store windows down town, and the armory where the dance was held; and conducting a pep rally after school. Reorganization was discussed later in the year, and a decision was reached to modify the pep club by allowing boys to be members, by relaxing and eliminating some rules and regulations, and generally changing the structure of the club. It was also decided to change the name to Booster Club A new system was initiated for the election of yell leaders also, and it was decided to allow boy yell leaders to try out if they wished. Some members had obligations to Band and the Jr. Class. 18
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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Laurie Redfern; Susan Biere; Lynn Blecha; and seated, head cheerleader, Shelly Able. CHEERLEADERS SPARK ENTHUSIASM 20 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Delilah Stevens; Rhonda Hertford, Head; and Diana Sullivan
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